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Originally posted by brio59
Picture quality and resolution are separate issues, really. 640x480 pictures taken on a good camera can look excellent, as long as you don't try to enlarge the image beyond its native resolution.
If a digital camera takes poor-quality pictures, it's due to some combination of the lens, sensor, and firmware, and not the resolution.
Woo hoo! Another person that get's it. I don't know how many posts I wasted trying to explain this weeks ago.
The bottom line for the Treo 600 is that pictures are usually pretty bad but can be decent given the right lighting. Additionally, resolution is not sharp at 640x480, so you'll actually have sharper pictures if you resize your 640x480 photos to something smaller.
Scott
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